The new ionator HOM™ is a great cleaning option that is safe, hygienic, easy to use and lasts for years around your home.

Replace all those different coloured and smelly chemical sprays with an ionator HOM™ - your people, pets and place will all benefit from this amazing technology which uses the cleaning power found in nature to give you a brilliant clean across a huge range of surfaces.

Activeion technology works well with microfibre too  - it helps the microfibre work quicker and better and, because your new HOM™ also kills germs, the overall clean is significantly more hygenic than is possible with just a cloth.

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Most people seeing this amazing technology are skeptical that this one device can replace so many different chemical cleaners, and actually do a better cleaning job than most of them!  Many newcomers want to know how it works to a level of detail they would not dream of seeking from some poisonous chemical brew they can buy in a supermarket.

The explanation usually turns into a discussion of using physics to temporarily alter the natural state of tap water to help it do something it cannot do on its own, rather than changing it permanently by adding potentially dangerous chemicals.  A bit like using a backyard bug zapper to attract and dispose of unwanted insect barbecue visitors, rather than spraying all and sundry with a chemical pesticide! 

Users don't care how it works - they're just happy to have one!

Investing in your own ionator HOM™ is easy via the "Contact Us" page on this site.  The HOM is reasonably priced at $290 - not bad for a device that replaces all the chemical spray cleaners* in your house, is a supremely healthy and green choice for you, your people and your place, and will last for years in normal use!

*  Used to capacity, your new HOM can replace around 3500 litres of manufactured chemical sprays - that's a lot of mining, processing, manufacturing, freight, purchasing, use and disposal to think of - and it's not just the chemicals, power and water used to manufacture the brews; there's a whole heap of packaging to make and get rid of too.